-ELM: FACTS OREGON AND WASHINGTON
1973 -
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of .Land Management Oregon and Washington. BLM FACTS
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BLM Offices in Oregon and Washington-----------------Permanent Employees of BLM---------------------------Lands Managed by B L M - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Payments to Counties and States, FY 1973-------------------Payments to Counties and States, FY 1974-----------------Resource Management R e c e i p t s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Expenditures for Resource Management-----------------Commercial Forest L a n d - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Timber S a 1 e s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Timber Trespass------------~-------------------------Minor Fores t Products' Sa1es-------------------:--------Forest Development I ~-------------------------------Fores t Deve10prent II : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Forest Development III ---------------~-----------Timber Harvest A c r e a l l e s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Livestock Grazing--------------------------------Forage Provided---------------------------------------Wild Horses and Burros Protected----..,-------------------Wildlife Habitat Improvement FY 1974--------------------Aquatic Habitat Improvement FY 1974-----------------------Big Game Population Estimates----------------------.Resource Developnent and COuservation--------------------
Recreation S i t e s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Estimated Recreation Visits to BLM Lands FY 1 9 7 4 - - - - - - - - - - Fire Control--------------------------------------Road Right of Way Permits and Agreements-----------------Road Right of Way Easements and Deeds Acquired-----------Roads M a i n t a i n e d : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Rights of W a y - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·-Roads Constructed-------~------_,...-,..,..--------------Minera1s---------------------~--------------
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This booklet contains statistics about the Bureau of Land Management
in Oregon and Washington. Most of the figures pertain to fiscal year 1974
(July 1, 1973 to June 30, 1974). For comparison, data for the preceding
year are usually listed, too. In a few cases, it has been more approprtate
to list data on a calendar year basis.
September 1974
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Land Management Oregon and Washington OREGON STATE OFFICE
234-3361
Archie D. Craft
729 NE Oregon Street
Ext. 4001
State Director
P. O. Box 2965 Portland, OR 97208 LAKEVIEW DISTRICT
Marvin D. LeNoue
947-2177
357 North L Street
District Manager
P. O. Box 151 Lakeview, OR 97630 BURNS DISTRICT
L. Christian Vosler
573-'2Q71
74 So. Alvord Street
District Manager
Bums, OR 97720
VALE DISTRICT
473-'3144
George R. Gurr
365 "A" Street West
District Manager
P. -0. Box 700 Vale, OR 97918 PRINEVILLE DISTRICT
447-4115
Paul W. Arrasmith
185 East 4th Street
District Manager
P. O. Box 550
Prineville, OR 97754
BAKER DISTRICT
523-'6391.
Federal Building
P. O. Box 589 Baker, OR 97814 SALEH DISTRICT
)s50 Liberty Road, South
P. O. Box 3227 Salem, OR 97302 Albert Romeo
District Manager
585-1793
Boris T. V1adimi roff
District Manager
EUGENE DISTRICT
1255 Pearl Street
P. O. Box 10226 Eugene, OR 97401 687-6650
Joseph C. Dose
District Manager
ROSEBURG DISTRICT
1928 Airport Road
Roseburg, OR 97470
672-4491
George C. Francis
District Manager
MEDFORD DISTRICT
310 West 6th Street
Medford, OR 97501
779-2351
Donald J. Schofield
District Manager
COOS BAY DISTRICT
333 So. Fourth St.
P. o. Box 1139 Co~s Bay, OR 97420 269-5880
Edward G. Stauber
District Manager
(509)
Richard L. Schaert1
District Manager
SPOKANE DISTRICT
West 920 Riverside Avenue
Spokane, WA 99201
PERMANENT EMPLOYEES OF BLM (Authorized permanent positions) District
Lakeview------------Burns--------------
Va1e----------------Prinevi11e------------Baker-------------------
Sa1em-------------------
Eugene----------------Roseburg---------------
Medford--------------
Coos Bay-------------Spokane---------------
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Ore-Wash Total-------
August 14
1974
21
25
37
'28
18
116
90
89
24
30
41
32
20
115
93
90
125
135
98
12
96
15
24
30
40
33
20
114
93
90
135
96
15
108
159
849
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Includes positio~s in Records Improvement Project subsequently transferred to administrative jurisdiction of Denver Service Center.
Authorized complements for FY 1975 are shown as of 8/14/74.
BY TIlE'
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
National resource lands tmder the exclusive jurisdiction of the Bureau
of Land Management, United States Department of the Interior, in Oregon
and Washington. Includes public domain, revested Oregon & California
Railroad grant lands, reconveyed Coos Bay Wagon Road grant lands, Land
Utilization Project Lands, and certain other categories. Acreages
are as of June 30, 1974 and are approximate. Lands managed by BLM are
25 percent of the total acreage of Oregon and less than 1 percent of
Washington.
District (J
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Jtme 30
1974
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LANDS MANAGED
456-2570
Jtme 30
1973
Hectares
Acres
Lakeview-------------------
Bums------------------------
Va1e---------------------------Prineville-----------------Baker----------------------
Sa1em----;------------------
Eugene-------------------
Roseburg---------------------
Medford----------------------Coos Bay------------------
Oregon Tota1---------------
1,358,000
1,407,000
1,889,000
552,000
183,000
163,000
128,000
172,000
368,000
134,000
6,354,000
3,355,000
3,476,000
4,669,000
1,365,000
452,000
403,000
317,000
424,000
911,000
330,000
15,702,000
Spokane---------------Ore-Wash Tota1--------------
124,000
6,478,000
306,000
,16,008,000
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PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES AND'STATES, FY 1973
PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES AND STATES, FY 1974
Distribution of proceeds to Oregon counties and to the States of Oregon
and Washington derived from resource'management on lands administered by'
the Bureau of Land Management in those states. Revenues are from sales
of timber, grazing fees, mineral fees, rental and sales of land, and from
other sources during fiscal year 1973.
Mineral
& Grazing
Resource
Public Domain
Total
Management *inc1udes CBWR
Payments
O&C Lands
Payments
Oregon Counties
Distribution of proceeds to Oregon counties, and to the states of Oregon
and Washington derived from resource management on lands administered by
the Bureau of Land Management in those states. Revenues are from sales
of timber, grazing fees, mineral fees, rental and sales of land" and from
other sources during fiscal year 1974.
Mineral
& Grazing
Resource
Public Domain
Total
Management *inc1udes CBWR
'O&C'Lands
Payments
Payments
Oregon Counties
Baker---------
Benton----------
C1ackamas------
C1atsop-------
Co1umbia--------COos------.:.---
Crook----------
Curry-----------Deschutes--------
Doug1ae--------
Gi1liam----"'-----
Grant---------Harney------------
Hood River---------
Jackson-------------
Baker---------Benton---------
1,326,060.13
2,619,086.73
972 ,129. 49
2,784,254.37
1,722,462.45
11,821,283.37
7,394,790.84
Jefferson--------------
Josephine--------
Klamath---------
5,700,642.84
1,104,263.60
Lake-~--------
Lane----------
Lincoln---------
L1nn---------Malheur--------
Marion-------------
Morrow----------Multnomah--------
Po1k-----------
201.75
$
1,326,060.13
2,619,288.48
360.00
*418,678.38
27,298.15
195.00
387.82
*102,173.34
2,161.49
10,515.18
13,548.58
972 ,489. 49
3,202,932.75
27,298.15
1,722,657.45
387.82
11,923.456.71
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2,161. 49
10,515.18
13,548.58
1,516.40
1,223.84
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78.36
2,719.81
133.66
7,396,307.24
,1,223.84
5,700,721.20
1,106,983.41
133.66
7,206,027.83
169,886.70
1,245,835.85
17,665.31
688,984.98
47.33
514,379.20
1,019,320.25
1,820.40
264,268.21
408.97
90.56
779.49
2,304.78
297,354.24
2,018.64
339,773.42
$47,797,131. 74
$
$
7,206,027.83
169,886.70
1,245,835.85
17 ,665.31
688,984.98
47.33
514,379.20
1,019,320.25
Sherman-------
1,820.40
T111smook--------,
264,268.21
Umatilla-------
408.97
Union---------
90.56
Wal1owa---------779.49
Wasco------------
2,304.78
Washington-------
297,301'.74
52.50
Whee1er--------
2,018.64
Yamhill339,773.42
$606,379.74
Total-------
$47,190,752.00
Payment to State of Oregon from sale of public domain
timber, materials, lands, etc.
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Payuent to State of Wash. & Wash counties, all sourcesTotal payuents to counties and States FY 1973------
C1ackamas--~------
C1atsop---------,
Co1umbia--------
1,623,880.69
3,207,308.83
Coos-------~---
1,190,460.57
3,409,571.55
Crook-----------
Curry------------
2,109,311. 21
Deschutes-------~--
Doug1as----------
Gilliam----------
Grant----------
Harney--------
Hood River--------
J ackson---------
Jefferson--------
Josephine---------
Klamath----------
14,476,"231. 75
9,055,590.88
Lane-----------
Lincoln--
Linn-----------.
Malheur--------
Marion----------
Morrow-----------
Mu1tnomah---------
Po1k-------------
8,824,433.49
208,041.65
1,525,638.80
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241,720.37
29 , 765.49
$48,068,617.60
*547,478.06
14,772.50
235.50
301.15
*129,641.18
1,778.31
12,636.13
13,425.94
5.00
1,813.85
, 67.14
3,081.87
87.50
5.00
1,599.94
843.724.49
68.23
629,903.90
1,248,249.92
Sherman-----------
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173.44
64.56'
1~786.71
6,980,953.27
1,352,270.75
Lake--~---------
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$
1,957.58
Tillamook-------
323,620.35
Umatilla--------
709.29
Union----------
126.62
Wa11owa---------
955.98
Wasco-----------
3,162.63
Washington-------'
364,072.89
Whee1er---------
2,432.34
YBDlhill--------'----_
416,083.31
23.00
$738,389.45
Total--------
$57,789,348.30
Payment to State of Oregon from sale of public domain
timber, materials, lands, e t c . - - - - - - - - - - -
Payment to State of Wash. & Wash. counties, all sourcesTotal payuents to counties and States FY 1 9 7 4 - - -
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$
173.44
1,623,945.25
3,207,308.83
1,190,460.57
3,957,049.61 '
14,772.50,
2,109,546.71
301.15
14,605,872.93
,1,778.31
12,636.13
13,425.94
5;00
9,057,404.73
1,786.71
6,981,020.41
1,355,352.62
87.50
8,824,433.49
208.046.65
1,525,638.80
1,599.94
843,724.49
68.23
629,903.90
1,248,249.92
1,9~7.58
323,620.35
709.29
126.62
955.98
3,162.63
364,072.89
2,432.34
416,106.31
$58,527,737.75
359,917.40
37,491.93
$58,925,147·08
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT RECEIPTS
COMMERCIAL FOREST LAND
Total collection made by the Bureau of Land Management from the indicated
source. Collections are deposited in the U. S. Treasury.
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Data are as of 6-30-74
FY 1973
Source
FY 1974
Mineral Leases---
$
158,875 $
81,869
Timber Sales, O&C 1/
94,381,504 115,578,697
Timber Sales, CBWR-~
3,845,257
3,474,171
Timber Sales,
4,662',725
7,250,240
Land & Material Sales
58,431
47,794
Grazing Fees-----
721,613
963,129
Rent of Land-----
2,541
2,400
Fines, Penalties &
Forfeitures----5,884
1,360
Recreation Use Fees-20,900
13,175
Other Sources----39,139
69.268
T o t a l - - - - - - - $103,896,869 $127,482,103
FY 1973
$
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42,971
District
FY 1974
$
14,812
8,820.
25,622
1,020
10
10,487
28,987
413
50
658
$93,953
72
95
18 544
$124:472
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2,000
8,900
Salem----------
Eugene-----------
Roseburg---------
Medford----------
Coos Bay----------Oregon Tota1----~---
72 ,000
21,000
351,000
299.000
387,000
690,000
264,000
2,167,000
9,100
3,900
244,000
219,000
201,000
274,000
234,000
1,195,900
Spokane----------
Ore-Wash Tota1-----
53,000
2,220,000 .
Baker-------~-----
_1/ Inciudes receipts from all sources on O&C lands. FY 1973 receipts
from O&C lands managed by USFS amount to $11,084,368 and FY 1974 receipts
amount to $12,32.1,331 and are included in the above totals.
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'Inc1udes receipts from all sources on 'CBWR lands.
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EXPENDITURES FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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Allowable Cut
M.bd.ft.
30,000
53,000
Lakeview-------------Bums------------
Vale----------
Prinevi11e----------
65,864
Withdrawn
Forest ~d
Acres. I
COllllllercial
Forest Land
Acres 2/
Washington
Oregon
10.000
3,000
500
25,000
11,000
49,500
5,500·
1,201,400
COllllllercial forest land withdrawn from planned harvesting for forest
uses other than timber, e.g., recreation areas, streamside buffers,
scenic zones.
Includes withdrawn acreage.
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For BLM in Oregon and Washington
TIMBER SALES
Investments
Soil and Watershed Conservation------Range Management----------~
Range Improvement------------
Range Fire & Storm Damage Rehabilitation-
Building Cons truction------~--
Road Construction & Acquisition------
Recreation Construction--------
Forest Deve1opment-------
Maintenance of Capital Investments---Resource Protection Fit'e Presuppression----------
Fire Suppression-------------
Resource Protection-----------
Blister Rust C o n t r o 1 - - - - - - - - - - Management Lands & Kinera1s---.----'-------
Cadastral S u r v e y - - - - - - - - - - - -
Program Services---Recreation & Wildlife Management----
Forest Management
Total~-------------
FY 1973
FY 1974 $1,040,984
$1',021,316 (492,277 453,314-1/ (193,717 550,383 327,138
52,625
116,681 4,136,033
7,657.,767 547,157
604,327 2,462,792
3.115 .396 4,481,393
5,220.937 398,752'
1,179,509
70,577
619.705
889.008
1.360.405
50.529
948.670 412.138 2.868,389 1/( 304,635 6.592.809- (6.299,106 $25.074.431 $32.725.386
Volumes and sale prices of timber sold from lands managed by BLM
during fiscal years 1973 and 1974.
FY 1973
District
Lakeview-------Burns----------
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FY 1974.
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186
818
Value
$
12,941
34,095
Va1e----~----
0
561,809
497,203
2,272.336
FY 1974
Volume
M bd. ft.
Prinevi11e-----4,691
283,020
Baker-----5,484
497,010
SaJ-em------253.619
24,896,713
Eugene-------231,665
26,417,736
Roseburg----214,282
23,129,302
Medford-----274,440
23,645,092
Coos Bay----250,913
31,379,911
Oregon Tota1-- 1,236,098 $130,295,820
Spokane------130
3,372
Ore-Wash Total 1,236.228 $130,299.192
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Volume
M bd. ft.
896
4,312
164
Value
$ 185,462
293,342
2·,600
107,524
2,872
271,300
44,458.655
44,076,526
234 ,183
32,545,316
205,l3r
273,174
41,316,860
249,427
50,238,191
1,241,465 $213,224,476
1,799
1,243,264
410,414 $213.634.890
TIMBER TRESPASS
District
Cases Closed
Co11ecNo.
tions
Lakeview----~----
Spokane---------
Ore-Wash Total-
Cases
Pending
6-30-73
Cases Closed
Co11ections
No.
Cases
Pending
6-30-74
28
2,036
2
3
1
1
5
1
30
6
11
51
14
121
4
2
17
11
12
19
19
86
$
Burns-----------Vale------.-----
1
Prinevi11e------1
Baker-----------Sa1emr----------- 15
4
Eugene----------6
Roseburg--------Medford---------- 33
6
Coos Bay--------Oregon Tota1--- 66
66
1,108
1,000
23,180
10,268
9,034
31,260
..L:EL
$83,197
$83.197
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FY 1974
FY 1973 121
86
$
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Reforestation work in site preparation, planting, and seeding on commer
cial forest land is tabulated here. Natural seeding is not included.
FY 1973 2
1,389
1,296
9,297
23,036
18,353
15,660
66 1 242
$137,337
$l!H .337
FOREST DEVELOPMENT - I
District 25
9
8
56
16
118
Lakeview-------Burns----------
Vale---------
Prinevi11e-----
Bake r----------
Sa1em---------
118
Roseburg-------Medfor<i----..:---Coos Bay-------Oregon Total--
Eugene-----~---
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Spokane------
Ore-Wash Total
MINOR FOREST PRODUCTS SALES
FY 1973 Item and Unit Oregon:
Christmas trees, each-------Wildings, each--------------Cascara bark, pounds--------Moss, pounds-~--------~----Huckleberry brush, bunches--Ferns, bunches---------_----Greens, bunches-------------Boughs , pounds--------------Cones, bushe1s--------------Pitch, gallOns----------Fue1wood, cords-------------Shingle bolts, cords-:-------Arrow stock, cords----------Corral poles, small & large
poles, linear feet---------Split rails, each---------Posts, each-----------------Fence stays, each-----------Mine timbers, each----------Oregon Tota1------------Washington:
Fue1wood, cords-------------Ore-Wash Total-------------
guantit~
911
968
8,175
1,250
11,460
7,738
900
25,558
12
55
4,109
645
13
73~354
565
35,661
12,255
1,336
Value
$
309
50
82
25
304
169
27
636
3
8
4,388
4,820
186
874
29
3,241
231
145
$15,527
$15,527
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FY 1974
guantit~
..li.
153,079
125
41,715
4,000
1,950
1,877
5
4,006
40
195
$33,952
10
10
$33,962
District to
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Lakeview-------
Burns----------
Va1e---------
Prinevi11e-----
Bake r--------
Salem----------Eugene---------Roseburg-------Medford--------Coos Bay-------Oregon Tota1-Spokane--------
Ore-Wash Total
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Seedinfj
Pounds
Acres Seeds
Planting
Seeding
Acres
&
Acres
Trees
40
25
2,253
1,201
3,380
743
1,310
8,912
550
631
2-,595
4,946
2,904
7,303
2,021
31 600
20,814
550
631
4,946
3,454
7,303
2,021
31 600
21,364 2,595
20,814
8,912
550
631
21,364
391
604
1,415
185
40
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FY 1974 ~.
P1antinfj
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Value
2,172 $ 1,569
10
·1
19,051
193
' 7,300
146
262
7,870
10,426
275
1,020
32
95,758
3,559
54
516
15
100
8,705 12,240
1,687
9,333
25
150
Site
Prep aration
Acres
Site
Preparation
Acres
327
1,524
1,044
342
P1antinfj
Acres
Seedinfj
M
Pounds
Trees .Acres Seeds
2,:>66
2,652
4,120
1,146
2 1 161
12 ,645
90
180
3,237
4,716
4,548
8,801
2,597
5,054
25,716
90
180
3,237
25,716 12,645
90
180
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Planting
& Seeding
Acres
4,806
4,548
- 8,801
2,597
~
25,806
25,806
FOREST DEVELOPMENT - II
FOREST DEVELOPMENT - III
Reforestation treatments made for the purpose of protecting unestablished
stands from animals, insects, and disease are tabulated under "Protection."
Reforestation treatments made to release unestablished stands from com
peting vegetation are tabulated under "Release." All acres reported are
C01Dl!le rcial fores t land.
District
Protection
Acres
Lakeview--------
Burns-----------
Vale----------Prineville------------
Baker-----------
Sa1em---------
Eugene-----------Roseburg---------
Medford-----------
Coos. B a y - - - - - - - - - Oregon Total-,.------
Release
Acres
Fertilization and thinning accomplishments on commercial forest land are
tabulated below. The "Tree Improvement" column reports acres seeded or
planted with genetically improved seed or seedlings. ''Tree Improvement"
acres are included in the "Reforestation I" Table.
Protection
& Release
Acres
2,386'
1,794
518
2,386
1,794
518
3,372
8,070
3,372
8,070
District
Fertilization
Acres
Lakeview-----
Burns-------
Vale--
Prinevi1le-----
Baker--------
Salem--------
Eugene-------
Roseburg------
Medford-----
Coos B a y - - - -
Oregon Total---~
Tree
Improvement
Acres
Thinning
Prec01Dl!lercial Commercial
Acres
Acres
95
93'
186
1,645
4,913
1,955
157
1,548
10,592
475
200
203
200
1,078
39
665
Spokane------
Ore-Wash Total-
Spokane-------
Ore-Wash Total-----
Protection
District
Protection
Acres
& Release
Acres
District
Lakeview------------
Burns-----------
Va1e
Prinevi11e----------
Baker---------------
Salem-----------
Eugene----------Roseburg---------
Medford---------
Coos Bay
-----Oregon Total------Spokane--------
Ore-WaTih Total-.----
4301/
1.341
101
Release
Acres
880-11
Lakeview-----Burns--------
Va1e---------
Prinevil1e-------
Baker-
Sa1em----------
Eugene---------
Roseburg------
Medford-----
Coos Bay-----Oregon Tota1----
880
31
2,718
2,680
2,718,
2,711
911
2,100
7,498
2,100
8,409
7,498
';)J
---A..3P.
8.839
Spokane--------
Ore-Wash Tota1---
Acreage sprayed with DDT' for Douglas-fir Tussock moth control.
..
10
,Jl
'--.
Fertilization
Acres
'Ij
)
Tree
Improvement
Acres
Thinnins
Prec01Dl!lercial Commercial
Acres
Acres
244
100
893
4,349
1,411
1,530
777
199
80
76
36
279
112
1,444
8,441
2,307
m
112
8,441
2,307
11
LIVESTOCK GRAZING
TIMBER HARVEST ACREAGES
Grazing use is tabulated for calendar year 1973
Acreages from which the timber sold in fiscal years 1973 and 1974 will
be ha~sted.
FY 1974
FY 1973
District
C1earcut
Acres
Partialcut
Acres
C1earcut
Acres
District
Partialcut
. Acres
44
173
4
285
1,848
60
Eugene--------------Roseburg----------Medford--------'---Coos Bay--------~--Oregon Tota1----
3,615
4,388
5,451
1,515
4,017
18,987
1,074
790
3,330
3,088
2,831
20,707
1,779
33,816
11
4.093
4,321
5,178
1,174
4,245
19,026
319
3,625
1,747
2,492
22,944
2,519
35,839
Spokane--------Ore-Wash Total-----
2
18,989
72
33,888
40
19,066
35,839
Lakeview------------Burns---------
Vale--------------
Prinevi11e----------Baker--------------
1
Sa1e~--------------~
Lakeview
Permits------------------
Leases-------------------Burns
Permits------------------Leases-------------------Vale
Permits------------------
Number
Cattle &
Horses
Number
She~p
&
Goats
Acres
37,321
3,500
500
1,000
3,328,753
55,316
56,657
4,244
4.,780
4,000
3,324,757
179,245
73,648
11,200
4,691,017
17,735
4,900
1,500
1,104,971
279,412
19,189
21,821
5,848
6,538
380,712
35,268
Leases-----------~-------
.)
:J)
Prineville
Permits----------------
Leases-----------------Baker
Permits------------------
Leases-------------------Salem
Leases--:----------------
Eugene
Leases-------------------Roseburg
Leases-------------------Medford
Leases-------------------Coos Bay
Leases-----------------Oregon Tota1--------------
98
255,180
Spokane
Leases---------------Other Wash. 1eases-U ----
Ore-Wash Total----------
10,150
.2,968
268,298
_v
50
142
307
22,001
2,310
1,026
42,859
13,400
1,700
425,700
1,384
13,871,537
5,700
6
43,798
225,011
7,965
14,104,513
Washington grazing lease lands administered by Baker District.
Above figures do not include numbers authorized by Exchange of Use
Agreement.
Grazing use totals during calendar year 1972 were :
)
12
Oregon-----------------
Washington-----------------
Ore-Wash Tota1------------
Number
Cattle &
Horses
Number
Sheep &
Goats
272,185
13,064
285,249
54,719
5,·706
60,425
13
Acres
13,848,441
232,274
14,080,715
FORAGE PROVIDED Number of livestock operators, permi ts and leases, and number of
animal-unlt-menths of forage provided in calendar year 1973.
Districts'
Lakeview------------Burns---------------Vale----------------Prineville----------Baker---------------Salem---------------Eugene---------------
Number
of
Operators
Number of
Permits, Licenses
& Leases
Medford-------------Coos Bay------------Oregon Total-------
158
321
264
399
251
6
10
51
131
3
1,594
157,127
265,008
419,472
96,052
55,235
178
887
. 3,472,
24,100
490
1,022,021
Spokane-------------Other Wash l/-------Ore-Wash Total-----
409
23
2,056
418
23
2,035
32,509
l z000
1,055,530
_l/
.
WILDLIFE HABITAT IMPROVEMENT FY 1974
.
'
,~7
Animal
Unit
Months
158
321
264
391
251
6
10
51
169
3
1,624
Roseburg-----------~-
'): (()
District
Lakeview-------------Burtis--------------Vale-------------Prinevi11e-----------Baker----------------Sa1em------------
Eugene---------------Roseburg-------------Medford--------------
Coos Bay-------------Oregon Tota1--------
l
,I ,/)
0)
~!. .
Spokane--------------
Ore-Wash Tota1----:--
1,615
450
2,065
Fencing
Miles
200
Water
Development
Number
10
6
5
200
20
75
6
6
200
100
395
11
22
200
395
11
22
"
-s..':"
11
AQUATIC HABITAT IMPROVEMENT FY 1974
Forage provided in calendar year 1972 totaled:
1,626
434
2,060
Grass ILegume
Seeding
Acres
Washington grazing lease lands administered by Baker District.
Oregon--------------
Washington----------
Ore-Wash Total-----
Brush
Controi
Acres
1,003,938
33 z 768
1,037,706
1/ . Spawning
]J
4/
Stream
and/or
Improved
Lakes ana
Clearance Rearing Area Fish Passage Fencing Reservoirs
District
Miles
Miles
Miles
Acres
Miles
,
Lakeview----10
1
2
1
Burns---------15
Vale--------Prinevi11e----
Baker---------8 _
9
Salem-------1
Eugene--------Roseburg------
1
Medford-------40
1
Coos Bay------3
20
16
15
Oregon Tota12"
21
64
-
WILD HORSES AND BURROS PROTECTED
Number of
Horses
District
Lakeview----------------------
Burns---------------------------
Va1e----------------------------
Prineville-----------------------·
Medford-----------------------
Oregon Total-----------~-------
-1,458
2,151
1,916
204
13
5,742 };,/
Number of
Burros
i
I
''()
--..,
ti!
·t~·,
..
Spokane-------
Ore-Wash Total
27
1/1,058 6f these horses have been formally claimed by private
- individuals.
14
\
J):
15
64
21
1/ Miles refer to number of streamc miles
)
2"
where fish production will be
increased by the projects. 2/ Removal of log and debris jams. 3/ Includes fish 'passage over waterfalls and dams and through culverts.
if Includes new projects and improvement of existing water. 15
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION
BIG GAME POPULATION ESTIMATES
Major watershed conservation and range improvement jobs are tabulated
here. Other accomplishments include preparation of watershed manage
ment plans, soil stabilization, and water control.
Big game animals which use lands managed by BLM (1974)
District
Pronghorn
Antelope
Lakeview-----Bums------
Vale-------Prineville--
Baker~---
Sa1em------
Eugene----
Roseburg----
Medford-----Coos Bay-----Oregon Total-Spokane-----
Ore-Wash Total-
Deer
Elk
Bighorn Mountain Black
Goats . Bear Cougar
Sheep
45,000
33,000
55,000
16,000
16,000
25,000
12,000
23,000
33,000
15,000
273,000
180
100
50
3,000
1,500
120
900
150
2,500
8,500
115
75
15~
250
8,750
50
240
3,000
3,000
2,500
950
150
9,600
9,615
281,000
190
180
180
FY
r
5
20
20
5
30
40
10
20
40
25
10
15
30
10
20
250
300
250
450
650
1,985
ill
80
2,065
15
230
1973
District
Lakeview-------------Burns--------------
Vale-------------Prinevi11e---------
Baker--------------
Salem------------
Eugene------------
Roseburg--------
Brush
Control
Acres
Grass
Seeding
Acres
1,200
8,200
1,226
2,350
20,640
340
f))))
J~D
'j
".).
Spokane...:---------
Ore-Wash----------
Water'
Development
Number
3
31
25
23
14
29
6
6
6
2,400
8
11,800
930
700
26,186
79
11,800
26,186
84
-Medford--------~-
Coos Bay---------
Oregon Total-----·-
Fencing
. Miles
1
73
5
"
-.",'"
FY
1974
District
Lakeview-------------Burns-------------
Grass
Seeding 1/
Acres
Brush
Control
Acres
5,100
12,433
11,140
450
2,100
9,000
Vale~---------------
:()
."-.
Prineville---------Baker-----------
Sa1em---------------
Eugene---------------
Roseburg-----------
Medford-------------
Coos Bay----------~-
Oregon Total------
460
27
18
43
6
11
11
12
59
1
21
1
105
Spokane----------
Ore-Wash. Total-----
_1/
Water
Fencing -., Development
Miles ~
Number
32,023
3
108
1
106
Includes following acreages reseeded in emergency watershed re
ha~ilitation projects on lands burned by wildfires: Lakeview--5,lOO;.
Burns--11,183; Vale--11,140; Prinevi11e--240; Total--27.663 acres..•.
~ Includes 38.4 miles of protective fence built on emergency·p.pQjects
to protect lands burned by wildfires: Vale--30.4 miles; Burns-8 mtles.
16
17
-1)~t
.
RECREATION SITES
,""
RECREATION SITES (Continued)
,~"
The following table applies -to recreation sites constructed and operated as of
7-1-74 by the Bureau of Land Management.
Development
District
~el
~
Nane of Site
Lakeview-- Gerber Reservoir
Stan R. Spring
Pothole Campsite
Miller Creek Campsite
Pitchlog Campsite
Wildhorse Campsite
Rim Campsite
Basin Campsite
Rock Creek Campsit~
Willow Valley
RO\nld Valley
Highway Well Rest Area
S\nlstone Area
Bums-- Page Spring
Jackman Park
Blitzen Crossing
Fish Lake
Chickahominy
Big Bend
Lone Pine
Prineville- Beavertail
Macks Canyon
Chimney Rock
Blue Hole Handicap
Gateway
Frog Spring
Long Bend
Stangland Island
Nena Creek
Wapinitia Creek
South _J\nlction
Redsides
Whitehorse Rapids
Davidson
Gray Eagle
Oasis
Luelling
Basalt
Jones Canyon
Oakbrook
Rattlesnake Canyon
Gert
Twin Springs
Lockit
Dike 112
Homestead Site
Dike 111-
s1'
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
cry
No.of
Camping
Units
Trailers
Usable
Development
District
1
X
X
X
X
XX
4
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
.X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
18
16
4
6
20
20
15 6
20
10
4
4
4
21
16
18
13
10
2
4-
t)i
~
0
' f
/
8
10
2
2
)
33
1)
"'""
6
12
4
6
5
6
5
12
6
20
20
2
10
2
4
16
7
10
9
4
10
5
10
10
12
5
8
5
Nane of Site
~
Va1e---
Picnic
Units
50
3
2
3
3
2
2
3
2
3
3
X
~l
t})
-~
i
I
Hunter Springs
Cow Lakes
Chuckar Park
Leslie Gulch
Twin Springs
Antelope Reservoir
Sheep Rock Spring
Castle Rock
Bake~-Spring
Denny Flat
Bussar Diggins
Salem----- Scaponia
Little Bend
Alder Glen
N. Fork Eagle Creek
Hill Creek
Fishermen's Bend
Canyon Creek
Elkhorn Valiey
Yellow Bottom
Wildwood
Dogwood
Missouri Bend
Alsea Falls
Fan Creek
Dovre
Elk Bend
Coast Creek
Eugene-- Turner Creek
Whit take r Creek
Clay Creek
Haight Creek
Sharps Creek
Lake Creek
Roseburg-- Gunter Smith River
Tyee
Lone Rock
Millpond
Rock Creek
Susan -Creek Falls
Emile Creek
Scared Man Creek
Cavitt Creek Falls
Wolf Creek Trail
Medford---- Rogue River Trail
Tucker Flat
Cold Springs
Shady Branch
Gold Nugget
j
I
Ii
i
No. of
Camping
Units
Trailers
Usable
Picnic
Units
X
X
X
10
19
X
3
X
X
X
X
2
X
10
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
4
4
X
X
X
X
'l7
10
4
6
22
6
40
22
20
22
10
X
X
X
X
l6
12
9
l6
3
14
15
X
7
19
18
4
10
10
X
X
5
9
7
X
11
16
10
16
X
X
X
10
8
8
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
12
8
4
4
X
!
f)lJ<I
B-.2/ C_~:
19
5
5
17
113
21
34
16
76
9
11
22
3
7
6
3
13
9
4
2
9
6
11
6
26
9
2
10
4
8
3
30
FIRE CONTROL
RECREATION SITES (Continued)
Development
Le.ve l
District
Name of Site
Deer Creek
Little Applegate
Tunnel Ridge
Nine Mile
Hyatt Lake
Surveyor
Topsy
Elderberry Flat
Kenney Meadows
Battle Creek
Salt Creek
East Hyatt Lake
West Hyatt Lake
Coos Bay-- -Vincent Creek
Smith River Ralls
Loon Lake
Fawn Creek
Cherry Creek (Big Tree)
Bear Creek
Sixes River
Park CreekBurnt Mountain Cabin
East Shore-Loon Lake
Palmer Butte
Total--------------------
Medford-
11
21
11
~ p,...1i ~
x
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
No.of Camping
Units
i6
10
6
1
25
9
13
10
Trailers
Usable
Number of man-caused and lightning-caused fires, with acres burned on
lands_managed by the Bureau of Land Management in Oregon and Washington.
Fire control is by BLM in eastern Oregon and by contract in western
Oregon and Washington.
Picnic
Units
•.
-10
4
6
6
8
5
5
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
8
83
4
71
4
17
19
12
8
19
12
4
4
961
401
Number
Acres
Lakeview-------------Burns--------------Va1e-----------------Prinevi11e-----------Baker----------------Sa1em----------------Eugene---------------Roseburg-------------Medford--------------Coos Bay-------------~
Oregon Tota1--------
106
72
127
119
26
9
4
12
45
4
524
7,373.45
7,039.75
73,884.05
6,215.90
245.21
30.77
.31
93.55
2,032.54
23.44
96,938.97
Spokane--------------Ore-Wash Tota1------
1
525
.01
96,938.98
District
60
2
2
X
X
25
5
1
7
741
e))
CY 1973
CY 1972
0
Number
~
90
31
28
65
5
8
7
19 66
4
323
734
13,547
84,409
301
377
203
99
767
562
8
101,007
323
101.007
()> (C)
-
~
Standard facilities not available. Most standani facilities available.
All standard faci-litie s available. Causes of Fires
CY 1972
ESTIMATED RECREATION VISITS TO BLM LANDS FY 1974
Use
Acres
Oregon
606,000
Camping--------------1,500,000
Picnicking---"-----------
899,000
Fishing-----------------616,000
Hunting---------~-----6,055,000
Sightseeing----------
393,000
Water S p o r t s - - - - - - - - - - -
58,000
Wi'nter S p o r t s - - - - - - - 686,000
Other---------------
T o t a l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10,813,000
washington
5,000
28,000
22,000
21,000
67,000
19,000
3,000
19,000
184,000
~'-
CY 1973
District
Man_
Lakevie~-------------
Burns----------------Va1e-----------------
Prinevi11e---------Baker----------------Sa1em----------------Eugene---------------Roseburg-------------
Medford--------------
Coos Bay-------------Oregon Tota1------
21
15
18
34
12
9
2
11
15
3
140
85
57
109
85
14
2
1
30
1
384
78
245
Spokane--------------
Ore-Wash Tota1------
140
384
78
245
Lightning
20
21
Man
4
3
7
15
3
6
7
9
20
4
Lightning
86
28
21
50
2
2
10 46
ROAD RIGHT OF WAY PERMITS AND AGREEMENTS
Right of way permits issued for logging and reciprocal right of
way and road use agreements signed.
District
Permits Issued
Total to
FY 1974 6-30-74
Lakeview---------------Burns-------------------
1
7
Va1e------~----------~--
Prinevi11e-------------Baker------------------Sa1emr------------------
12
10
10
31
Eugene~-----------------
Roseburg----------------
Medford---~-----------
Coos Bay---------------Spokane----------------Ore-Wash Tota1--------
7
2
80
2
55
1
20
32
844
424
820
924
469
5
3.596
•
RIGHTS OF WAY
Right of way permits issued by the Oregon State Office durin g the
Pi ast two fiscal years. (Does not include permits for logging
n western Oregon.)
road s
Agreements Signed
Total to
FY 1974 6-30-74
4
1
1
1
1
1
4"
Oregon
~,
I
I,
Kind
I
I
3
304
108
247
194
70
FY 1973
Electric Transmission
Lines-----______________
Telephone, Telegraph
Lines-------____________
Communication Sites----Water
Pipelines ~ Ditches,Etc.---_________________
-931
e) 0..
~
Oil & Gas Pipelines----Roads, Highways,
Material Sites-----'----_
Tota1-------____________
Washington
FY 1974
22
7
3
12
3
9
4
9
50
FY 1973
FY 1974
4
4
3
2
3
6
28
"1
1
2
9"
'ROAD RIGHT OF WAY EASEMENTS AND DEEDS ACQUIRED
District
FY 1974
Eminent
Direct
Domain
Purchase
Lakeview-------------Burns----------------Va1e-----------------Prinevi11e-----------Baker----------------Sa1emr---------------Eugene---------------Roseburg-------------Medford--------------Coos Bay-------------Oregon Tota1-------Spokane--------------Ore-Wash Tota1------
53
131
26
1
1
2
8
1
72
106
104
485
349
502
832
345
2,899
2
108
19
2,918
23
15
10
35
11
,
Total to 6-30-74
~
Direct
Eminent'~
Purchase
Domain
t()~
~
ROADS CONSTRUCTED
Miles built with
appropriated funds
1
4
1
40
26
50
62
13
197
District
Lakeview---------______ _
Burns----------______ _
Vale-----------________ _
Prinevi11e------_____ _
Bake r-------------_____ _
Total, E.O.-------__
0
Sa1emr---------______ _
Eugene---------______ _
Roseburg---------____ _
Medford----------______ _
Coos Bay----------_____ _
Total, W.O.----__ _
197
ROADS MAINTAINED
The Bureau of Land Management perfonred maintenance on 4,700 mil es. (
of permanent roads in western Oregon and 1,291 miles in eastern
Oregon during FY 1974.
FY 1974
0
Grand Total------__ _
Total to
6 30-74
Miles built under
timber sale contracts
Total to
6- 30-74
FY 1974
41
122
63
38
14
278
46
136
\;
152
79
413
17
24
147
76
130
197
196
746
53
50
69
174
51
397
605
1,096
1,321
2,542
945
6,509
24
1,024
397
6,922
7
23
-
--;--F--"----;.. ----~------.
••
MINERALS
Washington
Oregon
FY
Item
Mineral Patents Issued----------Coal Leases Issued, acres-------Coal Leases In Force, acres-----Oil & Gas Leases Issued, acres--Oil & Gas Leases In Force, acresP.L. 167 Determinations,
Completed, acres--------------Cumulative Determinations,
acres-------------Claims Retaining Surface Rights,
number---acres---
_11 Includes USFS and
FY
1973
FY
1974
1973
1
5,403
5,403
521
380,529
224,368
1
282,456
50,201
3,195,512
17,449,542-11
3,145,311
157,412
,
101
2,020
101
2,020
157,412
6
120
120
o
BLM
«D"
n ,.'
1
effect 6-30-74
No.
Acres
No.
Acres
Recreation & Public Purposes Act-Small Tract------------------Airport-------------------Mining Claim Occupancy Act----Public Works 1eases--------.-.Boy Scout Leases-------------Communication Site Leases------,
Special Land Use Permits------Tota1---------------------
47
32
2,406
43
4
372
11
1
1
1
36
4
1
1
1
1
79
176
220,354
223,217
11
12,936
13,596
18
659
Washington - Other Agency
Reclamation Sale---------------National Forest Exchange------Indian Fee and Re-issue
Trust---------------------New Indian Trust--------------Total - Other Agency-----------
BIH------------
Ore-Wash Total 30
1
8
1
7
8,070
1974
Acres
32
40
(125)_11
41
7
600
7
15,548
5
22
8,662
1
4
8
3
16,261
2,135
2,139
1
2
5
'8
80
170
2,934
3,184
304
160
4
7,633
Confirmation Patents -
(8)_21 (148,574}-'1I (9)_21 (105,919)_21
5
190
20
1
654
9'
5
7,653
School Lands Granted in Place--Pub li c Sale-------------------Total - BIH------------------
Kind
1
1
No.
40
539
Washington - BLM
Recreation' & Public Purposes ActExchange----------------------
LAND LEASES
Oregon
Acres
1
'9
t--------------------
FY
10
Oregon - Other Agency
Indian Fee, and Re-issue
Trus
Reclamation Sale--------------National Fares t Exchange-------Total - Other Agency------------
~-!
In
No.
Oregon - BLM
Color of Tit1e---------------Homes tead---------------------Curative (Homestead)----------Desert Land---------------------Small Tract------------------Public Sa1e-----------------Recreation & Public Purposes ActExchange------------------------Mining Claim Occupancy Act-----Total - BLM--------------------
521
6
FY 1973
Kind of Patent
1974
FY
LAND PATENTS ISSUED
1,868
2
1
50
2
42
3,519
29
2,469
44
5,387
32
2,520
31
9,316
23
23,914
11 Curative patent issued to correct erroneous patent.
1
This figure not
included in totals.
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Patents confirmed land previously granted to State.
included in totals.
25
This figure not
,~
y
LANDS CLASSIFIED FOR MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT IN OREGON & WASHINGTON
as of June 30, 1974
Acres
LANDS RECEIVED BY BLM
FY 1974
FY 1973
Classified under PL 88-607, as of 9/19/64-----~
Classified under PL 75-405, O&C Act of 8/28/37------Total--------------------------Oregon:
Di rect purchase-----------------Condemnation--------------------Exchanges--------------------Gifts-------------------------Reconveyance of Recreation and Public Purposes Act 1and------------Total Oregon----------------------Washington:
Exchanges----~-------------
Ore-Wash Tota1---------------~------
8,303
3
26
16,984
255
9,156
80
17,093
598
PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS
6,098
23,191
160
9,316
1/
()
WILD & SCENIC RIVERS LANDS ACQUIREDFY 1974
Rogue River, Oregon:
Fee Title .
Gifts-------------------------Dl rec t Purcha'Se--------------------Condemnation---------------------Total-----------~---------------
Total to 6-30-74
137
159
787
137
990
32
36
68
127
36
163
Foot Trail
Direct Purchase-----------------
1
1
1!
Miles of Line ResurveyedComers remonumented--Sections sUbdivided----Books of Field Notes..;--Plats Accepted------- -
Oregon
370
442
10
24
21
Rogue River fee title land acquisitions in FY 1972 and FY 1973 were
included in table "Lands Received by BLM."
26
Washington
182
5
2
Oregon
Washington
342
8{l5
30
8
5
19
219
Work completed by the-Westem Field Office is not included.
44
Scenic Easements
Direct Purchase--------------------Condemnation-------------------------Tota1----------------------------
FY 1974
FY 1973
Kind
.
13,355,581
2,145,900
15,501,481
27
9
7
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Let's Clean UpAmerica
For Our 200th Birthday
Ma1.ntaining the quality of the environment is a big concern of the Bureau
of Land Management. Aiding in the effort is Johnny Horizon, the symbolic
outdoorsman who represents the thoughtful visitor to the public lands.
Ris antilitter campaign was lalDlched by BLM in 1968, and has since become
an Interior Department-wide program. The new Johnny Horizon involves
Americans everywhere and has added .a new emphasis to the program. "Johnny
Horizon '76" is a nation-wide. action-oriented environmental awareness
campaign to "clean up American for our 200th birthday" through citizen
involvement and government and industry support.
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In Fiscal Year 1974 the Bureau of Land Management in Oregon and Washington
continued to distribute Johnny Horizon educational materials to groups and
students planning environmental projects and to recreationists using the
national ~source lands. Also through BLH's cooperation with the Boy
Scouts, the American Revolution Bicentennial CommiSSiOn, and Stop Oregon
Litter and Vandalism, Johnny Horizon haJ continued to spread his message
to concerned citizens in the Northwest.
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A~s .the Nct,t,i,on'd pn,i.nc.i.pa,e cvruseJcva,t,~on agency,
.the ~eperh,i~nerr.t o~ ~the In,te~r,Lon hws ba,dtic ne~r~ows~.- ~
b-i,P.i.t,t:e~s ~on uxr,teJz, .eand, m~.ne~ca.e, ~-i~sh, w.i.ec~i~e,
Sone.~ z, ~tng e, and xec~cecr.t.i.o ►1a,e he~s awr.cvs .
I nc~i.an
anc( T e~vu.ton,i,c~.,Q
Q~}~~,i~r~ c~e
a~theJc mctjon concQJcrr~
a~ Ame~,ica' ~"Depah,imen,t o~ Na,twca,e Re~ourcce~s ,"
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The De~cuc,~nen,t wonh~s .to a„aew~e ~the w.i,se~s~t cha~.ce
~.n manag~.ng a.P~ ne~sawc,ce~ av each w.i,Q.Q mafze .i,t~
~u.~.e con,t~c.i,bu,ti,on .to a be,t,te~c U►~,i,ted S.ta,te~s -- naw
and ~n -the ~u.t,cv~e,
u. s, o~~urMevr oF n~ ~~
WREAU Of LAND MANAOEMENT
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